The film follows Ann Arbor Day-to-day Telegram reporter Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor), who one morning interviews Gus Lacey, a man who claims to have psychic abilities. Bob shrugs Lacey off as ridiculous. Soon soon after, Bob's wife leaves him for his editor. Bob, out of anger, flies to Kuwait to take a look at the Iraq War. Nonetheless, he stumbles onto the story of a lifetime when he meets Special Forces operator, Lyn Cassady (George Clooney). Lyn reveals that he was element of an American army unit coaching psychic spies (or "Jedi Warriors"), qualified to produce a array of parapsychological skills such as invisibility, remote viewing, cloud bursting, walking by means of walls, and intuition.
The founder of this unit, Payment Django (Jeff Bridges), travelled across America inside 1970s for six years exploring a array of New Age movements (such as the Human possible movement), because of a vision he obtained soon after obtaining shot during the Vietnam War, and used these experiences to found the new Planet Army. In the 1980s, two of Django's greatest recruits were Lyn Cassady and Larry Hooper (Kevin Spacey), who created a lifelong rivalry because of their opposing views of how to implement the new Planet Army philosophy; Lyn wanted to emphasize the positive facet of the teachings, whereas Larry was far more fascinated inside dark facet of the philosophy.
In the early 2000s Bob and Lyn embark over a new mission in Iraq, where they are kidnapped by a criminal gang. They escape with fellow kidnapping victim Mahmud Daash (Waleed Zuaiter) and get rescued by a exclusive security firm led by Todd Nixon (Robert Patrick), but get caught up inside a firefight between Todd's security firm along with a rival security firm; this would later be recognized because "Battle of Ramadi." Mahmud, Bob and Lyn escape through the firefight and go to Mahmud's house, which has been shot up by soldiers. From there Bob and Lyn leave to carry on on Lyn's vague mission involving a vision he had of Payment Django.
After their auto hits an IED, Bob and Lyn wander inside desert where Lyn reveals a terrible solution to Bob: Lyn was asked to quit a goat's heart to check the limit of his mental abilities. Lyn had made the decision against it, but was compelled to make an effort to accomplish the feat and stared at the goat intently. Lyn managed to quit the goat's heart, but felt that what he did was inhumane and against the entire purpose of the New Planet Army. Lyn left the Army, believing that he as well as the other New Planet soldiers were cursed and his powers were gone because of that fateful episode. After investing a few days inside desert, Bob and Lyn get rescued and rehabilitated at a camp run by PSIC, a exclusive study firm engaged in psychological and psychic experiments over a herd of goats and some captured locals. To Lyn's dismay, Larry Hooper runs the firm and employs a now depressed and alcoholic Django.
Bob spends time with Django and learns the techniques of the New Planet Army and collectively they spike the water and food of the base with LSD and free each the goats and captured locals. Subsequent this, Lyn and Django fly off inside a Bell JetRanger helicopter, but not prior to trusting Bob while using duty of producing sure his story reaches the public. Bob reveals that neither Lyn nor Django were actually heard from once again, thought to have crashed their helicopter.
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